If you’re still with me, let me take you into more details about my journey. While studying at Griffiths School of Management, I discovered my flair for using a DSLR camera and quickly delved into photography and videography. Soon after, I was acknowledged for my video editing skills, and this started my journey. I then created my own company, Vision Artist, and began with wedding videography, gradually moving to small businesses and corporate clients. From storyboarding, filming, editing, motion graphics, to leading teams of creatives, I’ve done it all.

In 2019, a new challenge arose for me when TypingDNA, a small but full-of-potential start-up from Oradea, was looking to hire a Video Content Creator. I was immediately drawn by the potential of having a global impact from my hometown. There, my work mainly involved creating video ads, tutorials, product explainers, short-form content from webinars using motion design and video editing skills.

As podcasts and live streams became increasingly popular, I created a small studio located in the Oradea Fortress, where I work today. My experience has allowed me to provide all the necessary elements for our clients and ensure top-notch results.

In my work, understanding the audience is a key factor, and I strive to improve on it year by year. When conceptualizing a video, it’s crucial to comprehend your audience’s needs and use a visual language that is familiar to them. I love to find constraints that feed my creativity and make it blossom.

In conclusion, I strongly believe that learning to be creative within the confines of our limitations is the best hope we have to transform ourselves and, collectively, transform our world. As Phil Hansen once said, “The best way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing.”